Minute by His Excellency The Governor.
294
Superintendent of Fire Brigade, the subsidiary
posts
were abandoned as useless and the
hose's returned to store
For the last two or three
years.
the
hydrant supply has been so precarious
that even for supplying the boilers they
are
seldom resorted to until
every
other
source has failed. By giving previous
notice to the turneook a good supply
be obtained.
may
from
the street plags
in certain parts of the town, but in
this case,
the
delay is so great, and the
result, so uncertain, that it's utility is
greatly curtailed for the purposes of this Department.
I have te.
(signed) C.V. Creagh, Acting Superintendent of Fire Brigade,
C
Refer this to the Surveyor General,
and ask him what steps he
restore the water
supply
was in a few years ago
can
take to
to the state it
as described by
the Superintendent of the Fire Brigade (signed) I. Pope Hennessy.
26th April, 1879.
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